Brazza Primates Vase
Bosa - by Elena Salmistraro
Item
C250-A-21
Production Time
6 weeks
Dimensions
10" x 10" x 15,7"H
Price
$1,437
The Kanditi Vase, a paragon of Italian craftsmanship designed by
The Kanditi Vase, a paragon of Italian craftsmanship designed by the visionary Elena Salmistraro, is a unique fusion of artistic brilliance and contemporary design. Made in Italy with meticulous attention to detail, this vase captures the essence of the relationship between man and ape in its exquisite ceramic form. The Kanditi Vase not only reflects the elegance of Italian design but also adds a touch of stylistic charm to any space. Its distinctive presentation and thoughtful design make it a standout piece that transcends conventional boundaries, symbolizing the harmonious connection between humanity and primates.
- Sculputure made of refined ceramics and precius metal
- Do not use cloths, sponges or abrasive cleaners on the products to avoid smearing or scratching them. Polished and matte enamel surface can be cleaned with a soft cloth and water. Same for the precious metal surface
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Bosa
Bosa, an internationally renowned ceramic workshop in Borso Del Grappa, traces its roots to 1976 under Italo Bosa's visionary guidance. Combining Bassano ceramic tradition, Venetian cosmopolitanism, and Asolo's innovation, Bosa creates handcrafted pieces using ancient techniques, featuring rich palettes, precious metals, and exclusive glazes. Championing design exploration, collaborations with European innovators, and partnerships with elite brands solidify Bosa's position as a leader in global ceramic design. With a meticulous marketing strategy, global distribution, and a presence in esteemed museums, Bosa ensures continuous visibility while crafting each piece uniquely through meticulous, ancient processes.